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Row over Victorian teachers' pay and conditions boils over
Victoria’s teachers union says school staff have been forced to escalate industrial action from the start of Term 2
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The ‘upward bullying’ epidemic plaguing school leadership
A new report urges a shift from viewing upward bullying as interpersonal conflict to recognising it as a serious organisational and governance risk
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Australia needs the Humanities now more than ever
Australia’s focus on STEM and NAPLAN has pushed Humanities aside, but new data shows the cost is declining civic knowledge and social cohesion, writes author Katrina Davey
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Why mid-career teachers are most at risk of leaving — and what schools can do about it
Years of pressure are driving mid-career teachers out, but system-level changes and school-based support can rebuild morale and keep them teaching
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How schools can build genuine AI literacy
The Educator speaks with James Thorley, Regional Vice President for Asia-Pacific at Turnitin, on building AI literacy and using tech without compromising learning
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Is your school among Australia’s best? Nominations for 5-Star Schools now open
Recognising innovation, inclusion and excellence
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Inside the culture of ‘gatekeeping’ holding Australia’s schools back
Inside education departments, a culture of fear and self-protection is undermining Principals while crucial information is kept behind closed doors
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Half of kids believe ‘sometimes people deserve to be hit’ – study
New research underscores an urgent need for governments and communities to address how young people understand and respond to conflict
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‘Depressingly predictable’: Principal health and wellbeing in ‘dramatic decline’
Stress, burnout and workload pressures are reaching critical levels, alarming new research shows
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New wave of top talent heads into priority schools
More than 100 high achievers have stepped into teaching roles in classrooms in priority schools around Australia
